Cedar Rapids, Iowa, États-Unis. 16 août 2020. 16 août 2020 : les membres des familles Phillips et Salvador pendent dans leurs tentes et leurs logements de fortune à l'extérieur de leur appartement. Cedar Terrace Apartments, une communauté de nombreux réfugiés dans leur propre pays, a été dévastée lors de la tempête qui a frappé la région le lundi 10 août. De nombreux bâtiments sont condamnés, de sorte que les résidents dorment dehors dans des tentes. Après que les nouvelles locales aient été mises en évidence, des dons arrivent et le service des incendies tente de mettre autant de personnes qu'elles le peuvent dans des abris. Malheureusement, beaucoup d'entre eux refusent de partir

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• Date de la prise de vue: 16 août 2020
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August 16, 2020, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, U.S: Aug. 16, 2020: Members of the Phillips and Salvador families hang out in their tents and makeshift living quarters outside of their apartment. Cedar Terrace Apartments, a community of many who were refugees in their own country, was devasted during the storm that hit the area on Monday, Aug. 10. Many of the buildings are condemned, so the residents are sleeping outside in tents. After the local news showed up, donations are coming in, and the fire department is trying to put as many as they can in shelters. Unfortunately, a lot of them refuse to leave their belongings behind, so they are awaiting storage units to lock up their belongings. Cedar Rapids and many of the surrounding counties were hit by a derecho on Aug. 10. Almost a week later, and many people are still without power, some sleeping in tents and places without air conditioning and hot water, hoping the nation will pay attention to what is happening there. The community has gathered together to help each other since they are receiving very little outside help. A Facebook group, Iowa Derecho Storm Resource Page, created by Raymond Siddell, has been a huge source of communications for the people. Every square mile of the city (75 square miles) has damage of some sort. It will be months before the city and counties can repair much of the damage. However, the people of Iowa are resilient and keep saying, #IowaStrong. (Credit Image: © Leslie Spurlock/ZUMA Wire)

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